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1.
Question 1
What does HTML stand for?

1 / 1 point

Hypertext Machine Language

Highlighted Text Markup Language

Highlighted Text Machine Language

Hypertext Markup Language

Correct
Correct!

2.
Question 2
If you use HTML5 tags correctly, your pages will be rendered identically on any browser.
1 / 1 point

True

False

Correct
Correct! HTML tags can be displayed differently on different browsers.

3.
Question 3
Read this question carefully since we are asking about things we want to avoid. HTML5 should **NOT**...

1 / 1 point

be device-independent

use markup instead of scripting where appropriate

take advantage of the most up-to-date plugins.

Correct
Correct!! Plug-ins can become out-of-date but HTML5 was designed to be supported even as technology
changes.

4.
Question 4
An HTML5 tag will always have the same semantic meaning, regardless of the browser being used.

1 / 1 point

True

False

Correct
Correct!

5.
Question 5
W3C stands for:

1 / 1 point
World Wide Web Controlling

World Wide Web Consortium

World Wide Web Corporation

World Wide Web Company

Correct
Correct!

6.
Question 6
The creation of HTML5 was a cooperation between many parties. Which of the following was NOT part of
that cooperation?

1 / 1 point

W3C

WHATWG

DARPA

Correct
Correct. DARPA provided many of the essential technological advances that made possible today’s Internet
possible, but they did not take part in the development of HTML5.

7.
Question 7
HTTP stands for

0 / 1 point

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

Hyper Transfer Translation Program

HyperText Text Program

Incorrect
Incorrect. See the How It Works lecture for the answer.

8.
Question 8
Which of the following is part of a URL?

1 / 1 point

editor

domain (or host)

HTML

Correct
Correct!

9.
Question 9
Which of the following is an example of a top-level domain?

0 / 1 point

.com

umich.edu

wikipedia.org

Incorrect
The “wikipedia” portion of this answer is referring to the specific company (domain) that hosts the website.
The top-level domain is going to be more general and indicate if the site is hosted by a business, a government,
an educational system, etc. See the How It Works lecture to learn more.

10.
Question 10
The Domain Name Service looks up the domain and returns the:

1 / 1 point

IP address

server
host

document

Correct
Correct!

11.
Question 11
Which organization is responsible for assigning top-level domain names?

1 / 1 point

Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)

Internet Corporation for Assigned Numbers and Names (ICANN)

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

Correct
Correct!

12.
Question 12
What does LAN stand for?

1 / 1 point
Local Area Network
Correct

13.
Question 13
A ________________________ is a computer that is in charge of handling resource requests from multiple
computers.

1 / 1 point
server
Correct

14.
Question 14
A single web page may require several iterations of the Request-Response Cycle.

0 / 1 point
True

False

Incorrect
Since a page can be made up of several additional resources (images for example), each resource requires its
own Request/Response Cycle. See the How It Works lecture for a review.

15.
Question 15
HTML uses _________ to annotate documents. This is a way of marking up the content to identify specific
HTML elements.

0 / 1 point
tag
Incorrect
Each HTML element has a corresponding tag to explain to the browser how the content should be displayed.
See the Evolution of HTML lecture if you would like a review.

16.
Question 16
The original web was developed

1 / 1 point

as a way to display graphical images.

as a way for scientists to exchange information

as way to increase international commerce

Correct
Yep, we can thank (and blame) super-cool scientists for bringing us the web.

17.
Question 17
The first graphical browser was.... (please use one word answer)

1 / 1 point
Mosaic
Correct

18.
Question 18
What are proprietary tags?
1 / 1 point

Tags that work only on certain browsers

Tags used to define ownership of the content

Tags that displayed copyright information

Correct
Correct. But we have moved away from the use of proprietary tags to ensure that web pages are accessible to
everyone.

19.
Question 19
Which of these tags breaks the tenet of the separation of content and layout?

0 / 1 point

br

center

Incorrect
This is not correct. While the line break tag does change the layout of a page, its primary function isn’t to
change the structure of the page. You can review the HTML Evolution lecture for more details.

20.
Question 20
Which of the following are browsers?

1 / 1 point

Chrome, Firefox, Safari

Firefox, Windows, Chrome

Safari, Mac, Sublime, Chrome

Correct
Correct! Chrome, Firefox, and Safari are some of the most popular browsers, but there are many others as well
such as Edge and Opera.

21.
Question 21
A basic functionality of browsers is to translate HTML documents into viewable webpages.

1 / 1 point

True

False

Correct
Correct! When you have an HTML page you want to open it in a browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, etc.)

22.
Question 22
Which version of HTML introduced semantic tags?

0 / 1 point

HTML 3.2

HTML 2.0

HTML 4.01

HTML 5

Incorrect
This is not correct. Review the HTML Evolution lecture and try again.

23.
Question 23
You should write your code using the Sublime editor if you want an easy way for others to see your webpage.

1 / 1 point

False

True
Correct
Correct. Sublime is a great tool for creating code, but it does not have the built-in functionality to host your
code.

24.
Question 24
Which of the following is an Integrated Development Environment?

1 / 1 point

Replit

Notepad

TextEdit

Chrome

Correct
Correct!

25.
Question 25
Which of the following should you avoid when naming your files ?

1 / 1 point

Using spaces in a file name.

Using any uppercase letters in a file name.

Using any numbers in a file name.

Correct
Correct!

26.
Question 26
What editor are you using?

1 / 1 point
capcut
Correct
 If you aren't already, consider using Sublime, Visual Studio Code, or Replit. These are the editors I will be
using in lectures.

27.
Question 27
What browser(s) are you using?

1 / 1 point
chrome
Correct
Make sure to have at least two different browsers to test your code. This will help you to see the
differences in HTML5 implementation. Many developers like to use Firefox since it has so many built
in tools. I will be using Chrome in lectures.

Important assignment
Completing HTML/Web Basics will make your completion likelihood 62% higher.

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Quiz: HTML/Web Basics

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 2. Week 1

3. HTML/Web Basics

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HTML/Web Basics
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HTML/Web Basics
Graded Quiz. • 30 min
English
DueJan 28, 11:59 PM +07
Try again once you are ready
Grade received 77.77%
Latest Submission Grade 77.78%
To pass 80% or higher
Try again
1.
Question 1
What does HTML stand for?

1 / 1 point

Hypertext Machine Language

Highlighted Text Markup Language

Hypertext Markup Language

Correct
Correct!

2.
Question 2
If you use HTML5 tags correctly, your pages will be rendered identically on any browser.

1 / 1 point

True

False

Correct
Correct! HTML tags can be displayed differently on different browsers.

3.
Question 3
Read this question carefully since we are asking about things we want to avoid. HTML5 should **NOT**...

1 / 1 point

be device-independent

use markup instead of scripting where appropriate

take advantage of the most up-to-date plugins.

Correct
Correct!! Plug-ins can become out-of-date but HTML5 was designed to be supported even as technology
changes.

4.
Question 4
An HTML5 tag will always have the same semantic meaning, regardless of the browser being used.

1 / 1 point

True
False

Correct
Correct!

5.
Question 5
W3C stands for:

1 / 1 point

World Wide Web Controlling

World Wide Web Consortium

World Wide Web Corporation

World Wide Web Company

Correct
Correct!

6.
Question 6
The creation of HTML5 was a cooperation between many parties. Which of the following was NOT part of
that cooperation?

1 / 1 point

W3C

WHATWG

DARPA

Correct
Correct. DARPA provided many of the essential technological advances that made possible today’s Internet
possible, but they did not take part in the development of HTML5.

7.
Question 7
HTTP stands for
0 / 1 point

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

Hyper Transfer Translation Program

HyperText Text Program

Incorrect
Incorrect. See the How It Works lecture for the answer.

8.
Question 8
Which of the following is part of a URL?

1 / 1 point

editor

domain (or host)

HTML

Correct
Correct!

9.
Question 9
Which of the following is an example of a top-level domain?

0 / 1 point

.com

umich.edu

wikipedia.org

Incorrect
The “wikipedia” portion of this answer is referring to the specific company (domain) that hosts the website.
The top-level domain is going to be more general and indicate if the site is hosted by a business, a government,
an educational system, etc. See the How It Works lecture to learn more.
10.
Question 10
The Domain Name Service looks up the domain and returns the:

1 / 1 point

IP address

server

host

document

Correct
Correct!

11.
Question 11
Which organization is responsible for assigning top-level domain names?

1 / 1 point

Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)

Internet Corporation for Assigned Numbers and Names (ICANN)

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

Correct
Correct!

12.
Question 12
What does LAN stand for?

1 / 1 point
Local Area Network
Correct

13.
Question 13
A ________________________ is a computer that is in charge of handling resource requests from multiple
computers.

1 / 1 point
server
Correct

14.
Question 14
A single web page may require several iterations of the Request-Response Cycle.

0 / 1 point

True

False

Incorrect
Since a page can be made up of several additional resources (images for example), each resource requires its
own Request/Response Cycle. See the How It Works lecture for a review.

15.
Question 15
HTML uses _________ to annotate documents. This is a way of marking up the content to identify specific
HTML elements.

0 / 1 point
tag
Incorrect
Each HTML element has a corresponding tag to explain to the browser how the content should be displayed.
See the Evolution of HTML lecture if you would like a review.

16.
Question 16
The original web was developed

1 / 1 point

as a way to display graphical images.

as a way for scientists to exchange information

as way to increase international commerce

Correct
Yep, we can thank (and blame) super-cool scientists for bringing us the web.
17.
Question 17
The first graphical browser was.... (please use one word answer)

1 / 1 point
Mosaic
Correct

18.
Question 18
What are proprietary tags?

1 / 1 point

Tags that work only on certain browsers

Tags used to define ownership of the content

Tags that displayed copyright information

Correct
Correct. But we have moved away from the use of proprietary tags to ensure that web pages are accessible to
everyone.

19.
Question 19
Which of these tags breaks the tenet of the separation of content and layout?

0 / 1 point

br

center

Incorrect
This is not correct. While the line break tag does change the layout of a page, its primary function isn’t to
change the structure of the page. You can review the HTML Evolution lecture for more details.

20.
Question 20
Which of the following are browsers?

1 / 1 point
Chrome, Firefox, Safari

Firefox, Windows, Chrome

Safari, Mac, Sublime, Chrome

Correct
Correct! Chrome, Firefox, and Safari are some of the most popular browsers, but there are many others as well
such as Edge and Opera.

21.
Question 21
A basic functionality of browsers is to translate HTML documents into viewable webpages.

1 / 1 point

True

False

Correct
Correct! When you have an HTML page you want to open it in a browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, etc.)

22.
Question 22
Which version of HTML introduced semantic tags?

0 / 1 point

HTML 3.2

HTML 2.0

HTML 4.01

HTML 5

Incorrect
This is not correct. Review the HTML Evolution lecture and try again.
23.
Question 23
You should write your code using the Sublime editor if you want an easy way for others to see your webpage.

1 / 1 point

False

True

Correct
Correct. Sublime is a great tool for creating code, but it does not have the built-in functionality to host your
code.

24.
Question 24
Which of the following is an Integrated Development Environment?

1 / 1 point

Replit

Notepad

TextEdit

Chrome

Correct
Correct!

25.
Question 25
Which of the following should you avoid when naming your files ?

1 / 1 point

Using spaces in a file name.

Using any uppercase letters in a file name.

Correct
Correct!

26.
Question 26
What editor are you using?

1 / 1 point
capcut
Correct
If you aren't already, consider using Sublime, Visual Studio Code, or Replit. These are the editors I will be
using in lectures.

27.
Question 27
What browser(s) are you using?

1 / 1 point
chrome
Correct
Make sure to have at least two different browsers to test your code. This will help you to see the
differences in HTML5 implementation. Many developers like to use Firefox since it has so many built
in tools. I will be using Chrome in lectures.